and we are joined now by a real—life former head of m16, sir alex younger. hello.hat suitably cheesy introduction. | we specialise in such things. you haven't heard the half of it. i'm not going to ask you the obvious question, which is is james bond an authentic portrayal of your former life, because we all know it is as accurate as a documentary! but do you think the bond phenomenon has been a net positive or negative for your world? we have got an ambivalent relationship i think- with the franchise. on the one hand, it would be . churlish not to admit that it has made us more famous than pepsi, and we are a secret organisation, i that makes you feel uneasy. but in practice it significantlyl magnifies our fighting power, and you would imagine that people i in the middle east would think there is an mi6 officer behind most rocks. so the fact that there is this incredible franchise of dozens of british films actually means that the british secret service is seen as being more powerful around the world? yes, and life follows art, | so that is the good news. if i may

alex. you have to look at this in the context of what we saw in facebook. they're worried about snap and tiktok. their own data shows new users and the youngerraphic are not coming through the way they used to. is the writing on the wall when it comes to future growth? alex: facebook is in a tough spot. cheryl said in the earnings release today, zuckerberg said the same thing, they need to focus on younger users but they cannot use m&a like they use in the past. now because of the antitrust scrutiny that has been ratcheted up on facebook not just in the u.s. but around the world, they are in a much tighter spot. they have to self innovate themselves out of this predicament and that is much harder for them to execute on at the size and scale they are today. haidi: so what does that so-called metaverse look like, if they are hampered from doing this kind of m&a? alex: yeah, i mean if they did not have the hamstrings on them, they get the acquisition for $400 million, they just got a 70 million dollar fine on them. but that small, seemingly inconsequential deal has been held up and has gone through the rigmarole. if facebook wanted to buy roadb

to eldest or do we deal to the cache of the young, the younger, a part of just society, which is challenging the end to part, which by the way alex is happening in dublin right. now after the fall of god, will you also have this tension between the and is the masha and the youngest, the younger elements? the question that's the classic confrontation which has been overlooked by people in the restaurant that they don't understand this, this nuance. so yes, it was in a sense, exciting and, and to good for the ego. but on the other hand, also greatly frustrating that what you a little advice i could get in. as i said, i was just one of the many scholars and people studying that idea of who offering advice. and then the advice wasn't really taken basis because had a range of publications advocating greater understanding between islam world in the western world. but you mentioned the fis, on the drone, and i remember when i, when i saw the big fust, i assumed that the fissile might have a connection with scotland because of your great association with scotland as high commissioner. and they'll swear i wasn't altogether wrong about tha

younger lid. huh? mm-hmm. mom, where's my science homework? uh, it's over there on the table. so, alex's going on? - anything exciting? - no. - any boys? - no. i'm feeling a little bit disconnected from alex right now. last week, i picked up her cellphone thinking it was mine, and i accidentally read a few flirty text messages that were probably from a boy in her class, which is fine. or they're from a drifter. come on, isn't there something you want to share with your mommers? yeah. don't call yourself "mommers." he blew his lid when she tried to contain him.

younger sibling, to tell us who won the week. >> well, i'm going more lighthearted here and i'm saying it's alex padilla for that tortilla roll while re-election. he obviously knows what he's doing. that was incredible. but joy, let me tell you, don't let those californians fool you. tex-mex food is way better than mexican food in california. so you just started a fight there. >> that is not a lie. that is real. listen, i came from colorado. so i know me some really great mexican food. but texas the food is amazing. amazing, amazing. congressman-queen castro, former secretary julian castro, thank you for playing. we really appreciate you guys. happen write hs panic heritage month. this is awesome. by the way, congressman cast froe will be nativity -- tiffany is live in miami and will be exploring the immigration policy, afro latino experience and the lack of latino representation in the media and entertainment. you can watch tiffany's special tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. right here on msnbc. you're going to love it. that is tonight's reid out, everybody. have a great weekend. and now you can watch "all in" with chris hayes right

younger age groups. the governor's order comes after some bay area school districts have already approved mandates of their own. welcome everyone this afternoon to the forearm heather holmes. i'm alex savage, governor newsom and the state weighed in on a debate that's been playing out all across this country. he made the announcement in san francisco this morning. our political reporter greg lee was there for the announcement. he joins us now live in the studio to explain when this mandate could go into effect. greg looks good afternoon. the short answer is likely the new school year but potentially as early as january. california's again taking a step before the rest of the nation, governor newsom said today this is a way to keep students safe and physically in the classroom. california will become the first state in the nation to mandate covid-19 vaccinations for all eligible students in grades k through 12 governor newsome's order adds covid-19 to the list of shots. students need to attend school in person to add to that list. the vaccination for covid-19. we intend to do that. once the fda as fully approved the vaccine, which will give us time to work with districts, the mandat

younger kids protected just in time for the holidays. dr peter chin hong from ucsf always appreciate your time. great to see you. thanks so much, alex. we have some breaking news to tell you about now is split decision by an east bay jury. we're learning that a danville police officer has been found guilty in the assault of a shooting death of vladimir arboleda, but the jury was hung on the more serious charge. ktvu henry lee is in martinez at the courthouse with the jury's decision was announced late this afternoon. what are you learning, henry? well christina just minutes ago we spoke to the family of vladimir. our politic was shot and killed by that danville police officer in 2018. they have a lot of mixed emotions because this jury said that they were hopelessly deadlocked on the main charge of voluntary manslaughter. even. as the panel convicted the officer of assault. split decision for danville police officer andrew hall seen here outside court during a previous hearing. a jury could not determine whether hall was guilty of voluntary manslaughter for fatally shooting lattimer are valetta in 2018. our valetta was mentally ill.